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Positive Cash Flow Duplex
Hey guys, my wife and I️ recently purchased a duplex with 25% down. The owner we bought from is older and needing money for health issues, so she’s liquidating all her assets. Unit A tenant has been there for 7 years and has never missed a payment, Unit B tenant has been there for 16 years and never missed a payment. We are cash flow positive $250/mo, but rent could be raised $200 per side to match comps. Do we risk driving out good tenants right out of the gates for an extra $4800/yr? Maybe increase $50 per side or wait a year to increase? We’re their new landlords, so they probably expect some sort of increase right? Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks!